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Etching of the Henry VIII Gateway, a stone classical facade with a clock, niche statue, and arched entrance, with pedestrians

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Henry VIII Gateway, Herbert Gordon Warlow (c. 1930), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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This etching by Herbert Gordon Warlow, dated c. 1930, depicts the Henry VIII Gateway with its classical pedimented facade, central clock, and a statue set in a niche above the arched entrance. Small figures of pedestrians stand on the paved street in the foreground, while neighboring buildings and a domed roof appear at the edges.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art